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Guadalinex is a Ubuntu-based Linux distribution promoted by the government of Andalucia (Spain). It is used in:
* Schools * Public libraries * Centers for elderly people * Guadalinfo centers
The latest stable version is 3.0, published on February 8, 2006. While previous releases were based on Debian unstable, from version 3.0, it is based on Ubuntu.
There are five different versions of Guadalinex: *Guadalinex EDU (specially developed for schools by the CGA) *Guadalinex CDM (for centers of elderly people) *Guadalinex Guadalinfo (only use in Guadalinfo centers, where any Andalusian citizen in rural areas can access the Internet for free) *Guadalinex Bibliotecas (special version for public libraries) *Guadalinex Mini (minimalistic Guadalinex distribution, suitable for old computers)
* Schools * Public libraries * Centers for elderly people * Guadalinfo centers
The latest stable version is 3.0, published on February 8, 2006. While previous releases were based on Debian unstable, from version 3.0, it is based on Ubuntu.
There are five different versions of Guadalinex: *Guadalinex EDU (specially developed for schools by the CGA) *Guadalinex CDM (for centers of elderly people) *Guadalinex Guadalinfo (only use in Guadalinfo centers, where any Andalusian citizen in rural areas can access the Internet for free) *Guadalinex Bibliotecas (special version for public libraries) *Guadalinex Mini (minimalistic Guadalinex distribution, suitable for old computers)
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